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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026

How Voice Analysis and LED Light Therapy Support POTS, Dysautonomia and Brain Injury

from Pots Podcast · host Joe Scheinder

Dr. Joseph Schneider and Michael McIntyre, Founder and CEO of ARRC LED, share how voice analysis and LED light therapy support patients with POTS, Dysautonomia and brain injury on the My POTS Podcast. They discuss a 35 second voice scan that captures around one million data points to create an acoustic health print, with research pointing to vocal biomarkers for PTSD, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, depression and Multiple Sclerosis.They also explore how Elysium light systems use quantum-informed frequencies based on each voice scan, and how this precision model compares with broad “hammer” approaches to brain stimulation. The conversation looks at PTSD as stored trauma in the field, media and environment as hidden drivers of dysregulation, and how true recovery must address both nervous system function and daily life context.Discover how voice analysis, LED light therapy and advanced neurotechnology can reshape your approach to POTS, Dysautonomia and brain injury recovery. Listen to the full episode on My POTS Podcast and visit HopeBrainCenter.com to learn more or call 610-544-9800 for information on evaluation and care.Connect with Dr. Joseph Schneider:Website: Hope Brain and Body Recovery Center; Hope Regeneration CenterPodcast: MyPOTSPodcast.comLinkedIn: Joseph SchneiderYouTube: HopeBrainBodyRecoveryCenterInstagram: @HopeBrainCenter_Facebook: Hope Brain and Body Recovery Center  Connect with Michael McIntyre:LinkedIn: @Michael-McIntyreWebsite: www.ARRCLED.comYouTube: @ARRC-LEDInstagram: @ARRCLED

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